The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-07-07


The 10Th annual Reunion Of the survivors of
the Goth Ohio will be held at Shelby Aug. II
and Is.
The fourth annual Reunion of the 62d Ohio
will be held at Rushville Fairfield County, on
Thursday and Friday, Sept. 10 and 16.
ii. c. Miller, Jackson: grand Reunion Of
all the organizations in which Jackson County
was represented is to be held at Jackson Sept
- and g.
There will be Reunion of the survivors of
the 9lst, Seth and 173d Ohio, at Jackson, on
Thursday and Friday, Sept 90 and %.
The 18th annual Reunion Of the 10ith Ohio
will take place in Canal Fulton, on Wednesday
and Thursday, Aug. Il and IS.
During the meeting of the National En-
campment at st. Louis the headquarters of
Fullers Ohio Brigade, composed of the 9th,
39th, 43d and esd Ohio, will be at No. 1101
Olive street. and every member of either Of the
regiments who may be in st. Louis at that
time is requested TO report there aud register.
Arrangements will be made for q Campfire
during the Encampment.
David Laken, Columbus: The Association of
Survivors, Regular Brigade, Fourteenth Corps,
Department of the Cumberland, will hold their
annual Reunion at the Columbus Barracks, on
Wednesday, Aug 81. 1887. The Campfire will
be held at Princes Rink in the evening Of
same date. Gen. ROsecrans. our old commander
has been invited. and will be with US, unless
away.
The surviving comrades Of the 126th Ohio
will please forward at once to Richard Metz,
Corresponding Secretary, Waynesburg Stark
Co, their name, address, rank and company in
! said regiment, in order 10 complete and revise
the roster Of said regiment before the annual
Reunion, to be held in Bellaire, Belmont Co.,
Thursday, Aug p, 1887.
PENNSYLVANIA.
W nf ka;r
ed his old comrades of the 10ith Pa. on June
%. The General was most felicitOus in the
arrangement OF his camp with headquarters on
beautiful lawn, where, under the vine and
pear trees, toasts were drunk, camp songs rang
out with gleeful voices, while festooning the
grounds were displayed the flags of several
nationalities but none so attractive as the flag
OF the glorious 10th, with its riddled folds
testifying to the yalOr of its defenders. This
flag was presented 10 the l0ith by lady, and
IS cherished for its donor and its war record.
From tree to tree were displayed scores Of flags
that seemed TO be stirred by the cadences of the
Red, White and Blue" led by that prince of
songsters Gen. James, of New jersey. Lunch
was called at 2 p. N. 1t was a royal repast.
The war stories OF Col. John T. Nicholson, naval
anecdotes by Lieut.. Schober, patriotic songs,
which were chorused by the members Of the
Judiciary, COngressman-elect Yardley, and
other notables, who aided in giving zest to the
occasion, were sung with effect One of the
most pleasant incidents was the presentation Of
Gen. Davis's grandchild, Miss Annie Patterson
to the company. This little child of the regi-
ment stood the fire of her interviewers with
the fortitude Of a regular iniantryman. ATT
p. m. a sumptuons repast was served, which was
hugely enjoyed, interspersed as il was with Jest,
retort. and now and then a verse of MOrgan's
Mule" Among the veterans present were Gen.
William James, Gen. T.. Kilby Smith, Gen.
I'm IarfE IL Il, ID al,r (fnI
Fredericks, Col ii. Ernst Goodman, Capt John
III. Weeks Col. Samuel Goodman, Asst Eng'r
Fred. Schober and Capt. Peter ID. Keyser. In
the list OF civilians present were Judge Har-
man Yerkes, Capt. George It. Harvey, DIR. D. p.
James, Congressman Robert NJ. Yardley, Ma
than c. James. Cashier John J. Brok, Henry
Lear Postmaster John q. Randall, Rev. l.. c.
Shelf, Col. Joe Barbiere, Rev. George n. East
man, S. A. W. Patterson, George Ross, Jacob C.
Davis and j. Monroe Shelleuberger.
The survivors Of the 9TH Pa. Reserves will
hold Reunion at Gettysburg, July o.
The Association of the sd Pa. Veteran Vol
unteers will hold Reunion at Gettysburg on
Tuesday the 18th day of July, 1887. Head
quarters will be in the "Wheatfeld," where
members can report from 0 to 1880 a. M, and
where the Reunion will be held at o'clock p.
IN. All the railroads in Pennsylvania will fur
nish transportation from your nearest railroad
station to Gettysburg and return for the regu-
lar fare one way.
The Association of the SD Pa. Veteran Vol
unteers will hold a Reunion ut Gettysburg on
the 18th of July,
Maj II. J. Shea6er, Harrisburg: The sur
yivors of the 10th Pc. will hold q Reunion at
Gettysburg, July l2.
VERMONT.
The survivors Of the Cd Vt. held their an
nual Reunion at Burlington on June %. The
address was delivered by Col. @. III. Joyce, of
Rutland, at the City Hall in the afternoon
The officers elected are: President, J. II. Wal
bridge, Of Bennington; Yice-P Presidents Mai
+. Wales, Of Brattleboro; Gen. p. p. Pitkin, Of
Montpelier; Sec. and Treas, o. p. Ray, Of Bur-
lington; Executive Committee, Gen. w. w.
Henry, Serg't II. w. Carpenter and Col. U. A.
Woodbury., of Burlington. A rousing Campfire
was held in the evening at which addresses
were delivered by Gen. Henry. Coils. Woodbury.,
Benedict Joyce, Adj't-Gen. Peck, Adj't B. P.
Ray and others.